Hrvati!
Trailer: Hrvati!
Year: 1982
Genre: Documentary
Studio: KCTS Television
Director: Wayne D. Sourbeer
Cast: Maria Petrish, Alma Plancich, Binki Spahi
Crew: Jean Walkinshaw (Producer), John Coney (Executive Producer), Steve Clemans (Cinematography), Dick Kinsman (Graphic Designer), Wayne D. Sourbeer (Director)
Runtime: 30 minutes
Release: Feb 25, 1982
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